Morning journal and courier., 1887-02-11
BuNNELL'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

BUNNELL's GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Reilly & Woods big show will be repeated l at this house tonight.
 1 DAVE REEDS MINISTRIES AND BRASS BAND. On Saturday matinee and night this clever | organization will give two performances at the New Haven Opera House. We are as- sured that this is capital organization of twenty four performers, well up in special | ties, abounding in fun, music, ,minstrelsy and 1 comedy.
 CARLL's OPERA HOUSE. | M. B. Curtis, the jevial, ,pleasant-mannered and talented actor, will appear at Carll's to night in his representation of Isaac Green wold, the broker, in Caught in Corner" " An exchange says there is 8 heartiness and good nature in what MT. Curtis does which is very delightful and he pleases people inn | mensely. This favorite play will be repeated Saturday afternoon and evening. THE MISSING EVIDENCE. l At the New Haven Opera House 'fThe Missing Evidence," new play by Mrs. An nie E. Birdsall, will be produced for three nights, commencing Monday evening next Miss Charlotte Thompson will take the part | of the heroine. This production will have 1 all the scenic advantages afforded by the l well known facilities of the New Haven l Opera House, together with the energy and ] valuable experience of it's manager, MT. l Horace Wall.
 NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE. MT. Tony Hart did not appear last night at l this opera house. A telegram came yester- day announcing an accident to the comedian, which while not dangerous prevented him from making the journey to this city. MT. Wall | received message from the celebrated New 1 York physician, Dr. Robertson, to the effect | that Mir. Hart will be quite able to appear here tonight Donnybrook will be performed here this evening for the first and only time l this season. The sale last night was quite | large Some money was returned, while many l exchanged their seats for tonight FATHER WALSH TO LEcTTRE. When? On Thursday evening, February F. Where? At the Atheneum. Don't fail to hear him. If you do you will miss some- thing rich and rare Hear him whether you arc in sympathy with his sentiments or not Who is Father Walsha He is the founder and pastor of the First Reformed Catholic church, Brooklyn, N. Y. He is an Irish man, possessing the wit, humor and elo- quence characteristic of so many of the sons of Erin. He comes from the land of Daniel OConnell, Robert Emmet and Edmund
 
 and my deliverance." He tells some thrilling experiences of life of seven years in Gethsemane abbey. Admission by ticket only. No reserved seats. Tickets 25 cents each
 THE PHELPS BENEFIT CoNCERT-A LIVELY
 DEMAND FOR THE SEATS.
 The solo singers at the Phelps benefit con- cert Monday night will be Charles Bonney, Ericsson Bushnell, MT. Bullard, Mrs. Whit ney and Mrs. H. Grant Thompson, MT. Thomas G. Shepard directing the music, while the orchestra will consist of sixteen pieces. Two-thirds of the parquet seats are already taken and three of the boxes. The sale of tickets warrants the expectation that those who delay til the day of the concert will have poor chance to get seats. The sit- tings are selling for $1, 75c. and 50e., the latter for the topmost gallery. There will be from 150 to 200 singers in the grand cho rus. h the part of the programme entitled Miscellaneous" there will be duet by the Misses Schneeloeh, who recently made such high reputation in New York, though they have never sung in concert here. Mrs. s. s. Thompson and Miss Lizzie c. Gaffney will also sing. There will be a recitation by Miss Justine, daughter of exGovernor In gersoll who was one of the first to suggest the enterprise. Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Par sons will, in company, execute some fine mu- sic on the piano. In addition to the above the Yale Banjo club and the Yale Glee club have kindly consented to take part re- hearsal of the singers was held last night in the Insurance building. About 175 were present, with Professor Shepard director. The chorus in 'Martha" was rehearsed. The principals in the cast afterward rehesrsed in Professor Charles Bonney's musical studio in the same building. All seem to be taking hold of the matter with energy. The prog ress so far by the chorus and principals is very marked. and it shows that all are thoroughly interested in the matter.
 We Will Sell
 All toboggan goods on hand at discount of 20 per cent. BENNETT G HALE,
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